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Entities › Diana DeGette
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Diana DeGette

U.S. Representative, Colorado's 1st District

U.S. Representative, Colorado's 1st District · Person · United States

Diana DeGette (U.S. Representative, Colorado's 1st District) sits in the current Congress. Track AIPAC, an advocacy project that follows pro-Israel lobby money in U.S. politics, ranks DeGette No. 20 among current members of Congress by Israel-lobby money, with a federal career total of $1.65M as of 5 July 2026: $111,576 in direct donations from pro-Israel PACs and donors and $1.54M in independent (outside) spending. AIPAC, its super PAC United Democracy Project and allied PACs use this money to reward politicians who keep U.S. weapons flowing to Israel; the UN Commission of Inquiry concluded in September 2025 that Israel committed genocide in Gaza. AIPAC's super PAC, United Democracy Project, spent $53.4M on independent expenditures in the 2025–2026 cycle through 31 August 2026, according to FEC filings. The tracker's numbers are an advocacy tally built from campaign-finance data, not official FEC totals.

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Israel lobby PACs and donors israel lobby money to Diana DeGette ($1.7M)$1.7M
career total as of 2026-07-05Israel lobby PACs and donorsTrack AIPAC ranks Diana DeGette No. 20 among current members of Congress by Israel-lobby money: $1.65M career total ($111,576 donations, $1.54M outside spending), as of 5 July 2026.
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Track AIPAC (congress tracker) — Track AIPAC (congress tracker)
Figures listed on this page reflect federal career totals from all pro-Israel PACs & their large donors (as of 7/5/26) ... Diana DeGette CO-01 [D] Israel Lobby Total: $1,654,229 | Donations $111,576 | IE $1,542,653

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Two PACs reported independent expenditures supporting DeGette in June 2026: Pro-Choice Majority Action ($1,267,652.59) and Mile High Accountability Project ($485,000), per FEC filings.$1.8M
Jun 2026FEC Schedule E independent expenditures supporting Diana DeGette (H6CO01141), 2026 cycle, de-duplicated by sub_id: Pro-Choice Majority Action (C00949248) $1,267,652.59 and Mile High Accountability Project (C00948828) $485,000.00, through June 26, 2026. Project 218 (C00871368) separately reported $400,000 in independent expenditures opposing challenger Melat Kiros (Form 24, June 17, 2026). Replaces the press-reported $1.3 million across three super PACs as of June 19, 2026 (Colorado Sun).
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  • The Colorado Sun — Super PACs pour $1.3 million into DeGette-Kiros primaryA trio of super PACs is dumping $1.3 million, most of it from unknown sources, into the Democratic primary in Colorado’s 1st Congressional District in a last-minute effort to prevent longtime U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette from being unseated by political newcomer and Democratic socialist Melat Kiros.
  • FEC filing 1998408: MILE HIGH ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT — FEC filing 1998408: MILE HIGH ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECTDocumentFEC Schedule E independent expenditures in filing 1998408, committee MILE HIGH ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT (C00948828). Fields: sub_id, expenditure_date, expenditure_amount, support_oppose_indicator: 4080220261540510268 2026-06-26 135000 S
  • FEC filing 2000723: PRO-CHOICE MAJORITY ACTION — FEC filing 2000723: PRO-CHOICE MAJORITY ACTIONDocumentFEC Schedule E independent expenditures in filing 2000723, committee PRO-CHOICE MAJORITY ACTION (C00949248). Fields: sub_id, expenditure_date, expenditure_amount, support_oppose_indicator: 4081220261580879024 2026-06-25 175000 S 4081220261580879022 2026-06-24 100000 S 4081220261580879021 2026-06-22 533024.1 S 4081220261580879026 2026-06-18 21526.49 S 4081220261580879020 2026-06-16 438102 S
  • FEC filing 1986773: MILE HIGH ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT — FEC filing 1986773: MILE HIGH ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECTDocumentFEC Schedule E independent expenditures in filing 1986773, committee MILE HIGH ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT (C00948828). Fields: sub_id, expenditure_date, expenditure_amount, support_oppose_indicator: 4070820261533620417 2026-06-08 350000 S
  • FEC filing 1984103: PROJECT 218 — FEC filing 1984103: PROJECT 218DocumentFEC Schedule E independent expenditures in filing 1984103, committee PROJECT 218 (C00871368). Fields: sub_id, expenditure_date, expenditure_amount, support_oppose_indicator: 4061720261521561280 2026-06-17 25000 O 4061720261521561279 2026-06-17 161632.5 O 4061720261521561278 2026-06-17 213367.5 O
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For her 2026 renomination bid DeGette's authorized committees reported $1,671,531 in total receipts through June 30, 2026, including $987,000 from PACs and other committees.$1.7M
Jan 2025 to Jun 2026Reviewed vs FEC API H6CO01141 (election_full, 2026): receipts $1,671,530.59, other committees $987,000.01, 2025-01-01 to 2026-06-30. Removed unsourced 'failed'.
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  • DEGETTE, DIANA L - Candidate overview — DEGETTE, DIANA L - Candidate overviewDocumentFinancial summary, 2026; Other committee contributions $987,000.01$1,671,530.59 raised in total receipts by this candidate's authorized committees from January 01, 2025 to June 30, 2026
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DeGette's campaign raised $1,103,162 in the 2024 cycle, $698,409 of it (about 63%) from PACs and other committees.63% · $1.1M
Jan 2023 to Dec 2024Diana DeGette for Congress (C00311639); pct = other committee contributions / total receipts.
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  • DEGETTE, DIANA L - Candidate overview — DEGETTE, DIANA L - Candidate overviewDocumentFinancial summary, 2024; Other committee contributions $698,408.54$1,103,161.98 raised in total receipts by this candidate's authorized committees from January 01, 2023 to December 31, 2024

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